Blessing God and Asking His Grace
Psalm 119:12 presents two movements of the believing heart that must move together in true worship. First comes the ascription of blessing: "Blessed art thou,...
This is historical examples on divine majesty and spiritual growth, drawing on Psalms 119:12.
Psalm 119:12 presents two movements of the believing heart that must move together in true worship. First comes the ascription of blessing: "Blessed art thou, O LORD." Here the psalmist recognizes Yahweh's infinite perfection, His majesty, and His absolute worthiness of praise. This is not flattery or mere sentiment; it is the sober acknowledgment that God alone possesses all excellence.…
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